No. 5,336 in French
aziz
In French, "aziz" is not a commonly used noun or term; however, as a borrowed word of Arabic origin, it typically means "beloved" or "precious."
In a sentence
Aziz est un prénom courant en plusieurs régions.
Aziz is a common name in many regions.
In this sentence, 'Aziz' is a proper noun referring to a personal name.
Nous avons rencontré Aziz lors de notre voyage au Maroc.
We met Aziz during our trip to Morocco.
Here, 'Aziz' is used as a proper noun to refer to a specific individual.
Le mot 'aziz' signifie 'cher' ou 'précieux' en arabe.
The word 'aziz' means 'dear' or 'precious' in Arabic.
In this example, 'aziz' is explained as a common noun originating from the Arabic language used to express value or endearment.
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